Prairie region described as vast Canadian ranching and wheat belt
The article praises Southern Alberta and the broader Canadian Northwest as ideal for ranching and wheat farming. It notes arid plains, year round water from mountain streams, abundant forage, and improving stock. It also projects rising cattle, sheep, and wheat output with homesteading, breakage, and rail access expanding settlement and export potential.
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Gaul
Canadian Northwest
Canada
Prairies
Rocky Mountains
Alberta
Kia
Chicago Strike Turmoil Shifts to Packets and Mob Violence
The Chicago stockyards strike pits meat packers against butcher workers as claims of progress clash with reports of desertions and reorganized plants. A mob clashed with police on 47th Street injuring an officer, while packers deny any immediate settlement and say output remains steady amid intensified recruitment by both sides.
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Stork
Chicago
Jt Waa'sald
Redgetounv Wrgen
Whepackéra
Donnelly
Butchers’ Union
Omutao
Kansas City
Shawnee Park
West
Seat Trust
Packera
United States
Polkce
47Th
Hunt
Circase City Railway Company
47Th Street
Death of G. Graham West Former Missouri Senator
George Graham West, United States Senator from Missouri from 1870 to 1903, died at his home in Sweet Springs Missouri. Born December 4 1800 at Frankfort Kentucky he studied law and served in the Missouri House before his Senate tenure. His death followed weeks of illness and a brief coma after a long life in public service.
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Almont
Hopie
Sweet
George Graham West
United States
Miagouri
Jankfort
Center College
Kentucky
Tenneylvania University
Lexington
Sty
Missouri
Missouri House of Representatives
United States Senate
Tames Shields
Lewis Y. Bogg
President Denies Clemency in Burley Lynching Case
The president refuses to commute the death sentence of Tom W. Burley a colored man convicted for the murder of a 44 year old girl in the case that sparked calls for swift punishment. The president warns that delaying justice feeds a lynching spirit and urges firm, prompt action to curb such crimes.
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Tom W. Burley
House
Cindy
Burley
Inns
Wisconsin Stalwarts Score in Ballot Court Battle
Wisconsin Supreme Court grants the Stalwarts an order to restrain Secretary Houser from placing La Follette state ticket nominees on the official ballot under the regular party name and to insert Stalwarts as Republican nominees. Defendant must answer in twenty days. case set for September 1. La Follette faction to contest action.
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Sie
Stuta
la Follette
Wisconsin Supreme Comtinne
Finestion
Republican Party
Agaliat
Houser
la Mollette
Pnrey
Aegient
LaPollette
Religious leaders and clergy appointments across the United States
The note lists numerous church and religious figures: The Stew, David St. Kerr, D. D., becomes Westminster College president in Fulton Missouri. Josuihine Ponce de Leon enters a convent in Albany. Cardinal Gibbons backs mixed voices in Catholic choirs. Dean Lenihan of Marshalltown Iowa to lead the new Groit Falla diocese. Rev Peter MacQueen predicts Protestant union. Dr. D. R. Locos leads Christian Church in North Indianapolis. Bishop von Scheele of Gotland attends St Louis Exposition. Archbishop Farley restricts nonbelievers from church chairs. Rev Walter Merryluc promoted near Salt Lake City. Ruth Ward, daughter of Rev C. B. Ward, dies of cholera in Calcutta.
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Metlhinditnn
David St. Kerr
Westminster College
Fulton
Josuihine Ponce
Groit Falla
Mont
Peter MacQueen
Pleat
Charlestown
Maas
D. R. Locos
Christian Church of North
Gottam
Sweden
Oscar
Europe
Farley
New York
Hindiavese
Walter Mrryluc
Iowa News Roundup Shrouds Deaths and Thefts in Des Moines and Beyond
A Des Moines area tragedy unfolds as Daugherty allegedly killed his estranged partner and himself after her mysterious death case linked to a fortune loss. Across Iowa, yardmaster Hinkle is jailed for stealing silk totaling over $12,000, tied to a Rock Island rail band. Jewelry thieves hit Davenport, while public notices include armory funding for Webster City and a contemplated street fair funding in Keokuk.
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Baward Dringherty
Alain
Greenwood Park
Des Moines
Daugherty
Dougherty
Bela Hinkle
Heel Island
Hidon
Rn. O. McIntosh
Chickasaw
I. T
Hinkle
Eldon
Oklahoma
Indiana
Rock Island
Webster City
Board of Health
Weaterloo
National Dairyman's Auesociation
Atlandelis
Wayland
Colsntus
Wheatland Wines
Wheatland
Clinton
Keokuk
Julius Martson
Greene
Albin
Fockley
John Huser
Norwalk
Soleile
Novanda
Vinton
Tysart
Keystone
Newstall
la Porte
Wn Kymbento
Congoly
Tresnor
Jikun Se Vlement
Jay Dutt
Henry Ipurt
Marathon
Wie Klos
Waite
Monford
Mason City
Tater
Atole
Beatt County
St. James
Divenport
John Garth
Dulane
Dio
Dos Moines Hosiery Company
Ita
Myatle
Ick
Auburn
Baldwin Avkoo
W. J. Brugge
Burlington
Asa Millia
Marble Rock
Marshalltown
C. A
G., B. & Q. Railroad
Glebwodd
Ringated
Samuel Wiite
Washington County
Dunham's Grove
TL Worls
Newton
Schaffer Garment Manufacturing Company
Davenport
Christian Buuarly
Plymouth County
la Mara
Neola
Heilstrom
Oakland
John Provost
Anamogao Fair
Wyery Townelp
Calhoun County
Warren Harper
National Railway
Dea Moines
Lt Sturta
Over Hi
State Pharmacy Commission
Joseph B. Kelley
Fort Dodge
Livingston
Mont
Des Moinea
Otto H. Wooxtenberg
Ite
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Guymon
O. T
Bertha Marlon Dolber
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Ana Francisco
Etta Maron Warren
Mator West
Wisconsin Stalwarts
Pole
Iowa
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Intend Yisrdtaster
Wanderere
Cilteins
Pils Army
Tranesonte
Nillronad
Hig Maul
Stark & Rover
Anna McNawara
East Des Moines
Dister
Nail
Shenandoah
8. J. Smith
Melderberg
Germany
Brake University
J. J. Stonn
Waterloo
Ryagg
James Alverson
H. G. A Wondsaker
Nevada
Charles Graham
U. S
F. M. Slunter
Buxton
Federal Grand Jury
Klaewootheart
Walter Ralston
Chariton
Ruth Campbell
Companion
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Beck
Oskaloosa
Tudor
Labe
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Keokuk Aul
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